Hand a quiescent handle's descriptor back to the host (#35) - #37
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A turnloop socket owned its descriptor with no way to get it back, so the class of socket that might later need a mid-stream TLS upgrade — Node's socket.upgradeToTLS, PostgreSQL's SSLRequest — could not start on turnloop at all. Ownership now leaves through the existing detach: Detached::into_fd on Unix, Detached::into_socket/into_handle on Windows. detach already proves quiescence, so the host's guarantee is total, and conversion restores what the backend changed on adoption before releasing ownership. Driver::raw_transport reports a live transport's native identity for Node's socket._handle.fd. It is borrowed and reporting-only; ownership still leaves only through detach. WASI 0.2/0.3 and web report Unsupported: their sockets are component-model resource handles or host objects, not descriptors.
Windows CI refused CreateIoCompletionPort for a WSADuplicateSocketW duplicate with ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER on all three arms. The association belongs to the underlying socket, not the descriptor, so duplication is no escape from it, exactly as DuplicateHandle is none for a pipe. The test now asserts what Windows does, and the rustdoc, DESIGN and the backend revision record say that a host wanting completion-port-driven I/O again hands the transport back through attach, whose imported-association routing exists for this.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds ChangesTransport handoff
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TLSClient
participant Turnloop
participant Detached
participant Rustls
TLSClient->>Turnloop: establish plaintext connection
TLSClient->>Turnloop: exchange SSLRequest
Turnloop-->>TLSClient: server accepts upgrade
TLSClient->>Turnloop: detach socket
Turnloop-->>Detached: return Detached
Detached-->>TLSClient: owned native transport
TLSClient->>Rustls: perform TLS handshake
Rustls-->>TLSClient: encrypted ping/pong
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Named-pipe users may briefly receive an identity that becomes stale after connection completes. The scope is narrow and the correction is localized. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/mod.rs`:
- Line 1585: Update Iocp::raw_transport to return Unsupported unless the
resource kind is Kind::Pipe; do not report the wait handle while it remains
Kind::PipeConnecting. Preserve the existing raw_transport behavior for connected
pipes.
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| if self.services.contains(h) || self.watches.contains(h) { | ||
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Reject raw transport reporting while the pipe is connecting. Driver::open creates Open::Pipe resources as Kind::Socket, so Driver::raw_transport reaches the backend before connection completes. The busy path in pipes::open installs a wait handle as Kind::PipeConnecting. Iocp::raw_transport reports that handle, then pipe_connect_step replaces it with the connected pipe. This invalidates the reported identity before the public handle is closed, detached, or dropped. Return Unsupported until the kind is Kind::Pipe.
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In `@crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/mod.rs` at line 1585, Update
Iocp::raw_transport to return Unsupported unless the resource kind is
Kind::Pipe; do not report the wait handle while it remains Kind::PipeConnecting.
Preserve the existing raw_transport behavior for connected pipes.
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Implements #35. Report:
docs/lanes/handle-transfer.md.Perry's P1 had to leave TLS-upgradable TCP clients on tokio because a turnloop socket owned its descriptor with no way back (
socket.upgradeToTLShands a live stream to rustls mid-stream; PostgreSQL'sSSLRequestdoes this).API
detach, which already cancels in-flight work, waits for the terminal completions the host is owed, and unregisters — so conversion needs no new guarantee.Detached::into_fd() -> OwnedFd.into_socket()/into_handle().Loop::raw_transport(handle) -> RawTransport: borrowed and documented as reporting-only (print, compare,getsockname-class), never I/O, close, mode change or re-registration. This is the single stated exception to "no raw fd crosses the Backend boundary".WouldBlock(pending operation),InvalidInput(closing, or a timer),NotFound(closed or already handed off).Per backend
into_fdFdinto_socket/into_handleSocket/Handledetach(unchanged)UnsupportedUnsupported(resource handle / host object, not a descriptor)UnsupportedIOCP association, corrected by CI: the association lives on the underlying socket/file object and is permanent and inescapable —
WSADuplicateSocketWinherits it, asDuplicateHandledoes for a pipe. The first version asserted the opposite; windows-2025 failed it withERROR_INVALID_PARAMETERon all three arms (run 34997592013), and the test, rustdoc, DESIGN §5a and BACKEND_REVISION_2 were corrected. Quiescence makes it inert: the host uses synchronous or non-blocking calls, or overlapped calls withOVERLAPPED.hEvent | 1; the route back isfrom_socket/from_handle+attach.Tests
libc/Winsock, asserting it equals whatraw_transportreported.turnloop-tls/tests/upgrade.rs):SSLRequest+Sthrough the loop, detach, convert, drop the loop, then a real rustls handshake on that descriptor with ALPNh2andHandshakeKind::Full, plus encrypted ping/pong.Verification
macOS local (workspace tests, cross-clippy for every target, rustdoc, stable, WASI 0.2/0.3, web-under-Node, no-tokio, soak, cargo-deny), all six required modes on the Linux box (413 test groups, 0 failures), and CI run 34999737266 green on every job.
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